In defense of bioethics.

Making sense of dignity

In this review of Leon Kass’s Life, liberty and the defense of dignity and Deryck Beyleveld and Roger Brownsword’s Human dignity in bioethics and biolaw. I consider the prospects for a theory of dignity as a basis for bioethics research. I argue that dignity theories are worth exploring in more detail, but that research needs to consider both ‘‘antitheory’’ accounts of the language of bioethics...

Perceptions on Bioethical Issues among Postgraduate Basic Medical Sciences Students of Mashhad University of Medical Sciences, Iran

Background and Objective: Bioethics is a multidisciplinary subject which has been of major significance to biotechnology researchers and related fields. The aim of this survey was to assess knowledge and attitudes of postgraduate students of Medical Faculty regarding bioethical issues. Materials and Methods: This cross-sectional study was carried out among the postgraduate basic medical scie...

Bioethics Education in Pakistan: Laudable Growth but a Need for Caution

A Review on Bioethics and Legal Concerns in Stem Cell Researches from Embryo Point of View

Introduction: Sharply progression and development in different aspect of technology and science in the field of medicine and sanitation bring many challenges in biological moral and social aspects of the life. Meanwhile statistical problems of this subjects will be rised. Study and researches on embryonic stem cells are one of this specimens. Religions and different ideological views in vast h...

Post-secular bioethics: a proposal for Latin America

Bioethics initially emerged from theological thinking, as part of the consistent development of the defense of the beliefs of the movement when faced with the challenges of the social progressivism of techno-scientific expansion and the cultural secularization of the West. As a result of this process, liberal social norms and legislation have emerged in many Western nations, including those tha...